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' ' . 1- . : .at Eight e'Cloek in the Evening, Sir WaiterMariag, 'Mr: MUNDEN ; ~ .t. ...•. 1 • Wilford, 'Mr. INCLEDON ; ~ : ~ i •. , ~... ••• _ . . • ' Etta. Captain O'Donnel, •Mr. TAYLOR .:•; '',,••L7 • • I Lloyd's, August 24, 1509. • yairlop, NI r. ll E LLAMA' ;:. , ..,:,...., ;E: . .4, AT : 'i 'GE MEETING ICI NERAL MEETI of the ER ...._ Bob, Mr. ENJ ERY ; . . Medley. Kr: 1 4-5\ PO:HP4 I ,D ; ' , . CHANTS, BANK ERS, 'UND ER I‘i.R.ITE.RS;and Emily . (vvith an additional Song),, Mrs. DI CKONS ; 1 other Subscribers to the PATRIOTIC FUND , held this I day; - . . ~_. ~,, ~. .. .. ,_. . Miss Di •Clackilt; NIm.II)AV ENI'ORT:; - - t Sir ,FRAN CI S BARING, Bart. in the C h air, Dolly,. Nlrs. LISTON: . Incidental to the p iece;"a Oancet,-hy the:Misses Adams, and t Resolved unanimously, - . . .. , ,the,c9rps de Ballet. , , r. 1 _ i That the enlarged .scale upon which the' Military opera. ,-. • . To which will be tided, the Farce of . i . tions of the Country are now carrying on, makes it necessary ItAtsrNG: t , H , E ,„ svtlxo: ,,„ ..., , . . to re-consider the original resolutions under which the'(..*oni-. • ticienly, , Rido w rit I\ irk lON /. .. 1.:,. . iii ittee..havehit,nerto acted -'at ,ul thatin future the donations Piainway, Mr. BLA N CH - A RD ; , • trden ruts fOnd be apprqpri•iited'ekclUsively to the relief 'of Fainivott'k • Mr. S 1 MMON S • ' i '-- the l•Vidows Orphans, and Relatites why depended for sup ',- - - . i port on tliose who tall in the cause of their Country ;to the S.am, illy. ENI E R V.- . Latfrelia - Dtlrable, Mis.'DA VIE N'PORT . reliet,gt.those whose wounds.are attended With loSs of tintli f or disability from future, service ; to the annual allowance • •; ' .Peggy; bliss NI AR'l Yi. • . Places for the Boxes to be -taken of Mr. 'Brandon, at the /nail- towirds the aged and fhtirni biitiSli Pri so ners of War ; ; and .:to the:support of the Schools and Flospii.ais established 13o\ -oilice in Mart-street. - e The Doors will be Opened at ILtlf past FiNe', and the Play i i . -.,..i1t t. , 3 , /414 ,,,,b' e.ina d e t,-, tir o patriotism and liber4ity of begin ar Hai t pass Six. • - •, - ~.- . . •- • . . • ~. • 4 *he unite; tor - New Contributions to the. Patriotic Fund; . Boxes 7s. second Price 35 . . 6d. 7 - Pit Second. Price 2s, i ;hat the -Cintunittee may be provided with theme ots Of c'on.. Callery as. 'Second Price ts: , -Uprier Galleiy-ti. ' • . • t tinuing the accustomed relief to these meritorious objetts. ()n Monday, the Comedy of The. Heir at Law ; to which , ,„. .7 ••••-.,, ~ 4 ' , • .• ~ .•, . •: *tibscriptions already advertised - X 18,371 6 o - will he add, d, The Padlock.. - 'los o o *** Ladies and Gentlemen going to the. Theatre by any of i HenrY. ' l°4( e. and 11. 9• - • - i George Polhill, Chipstead ,- - - the Entrances in Bow-street, are 'reyuested to order their 5 . 5 .o, - - 52 10 ' 0 Coachmen to set down with their horses heads towards Long_ ,1, Brant nit-Dc {.annoy , , - • His Grace the Duke of Portland - - to; 0 0 Acre, atilt() drive olPthrough Little 11. w-street . t -- ' - , Ladies and Gentleinen coining to the , Annual B William Wilber Orce, Esq. MP . oXes in - Zi o 0 ; , Loid De Dunstanvtile - Princes_place, atte,requested.to Order their Coachmen to drive - • i y . 52 to , 0 to the Th ea t' re throll,ol L'oliglActe and down I aineS-stteet 1 lohn Bagwill, N evin ton- - `-. so o o into Hatt-street, or tinotigh. Covent-Garden up i;tmeA-sireet IN. P• - - - - - - 1.. -o o ins„ it +rt. street, and to drive from the Theatre through the I Goslin g s and Sharp -- " - -.- 103_ o 0 Same streets. ,- • ' 1 R.• D. N L. - -- - - .zr o. o t Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward - - • ,;• 10 5. ' 9 ° 1 Meisrs. Child and Co. - - - 105 0 0 Thomas Gildart, linchley . , ~.i 51 t o o 1 khuke and Kerslake . '., .. - - io lo 0 1 Gly i ti, Nlills, lialitax, and Co. . - . '.. so; -a a ILieut.-General James Balfour - - , 2, 0 o Richard Crawsliay, Cylartlifa, near Cardiff -- tos 0 0 Edward Haw ke Locker -,.. - - .ai, ..0 . , o Colkeeti , 4Ct iiv -rooor u-r the Rev. R. Banister S 6 '0 . 0 ~„ . - Hannan ant1...10. . -.- - - tos „0 0 Ro.pit ExCiiauge Assurance - - zoo° 0 0 The Ilea i....yt. I._ P' Irby . - - , Ada u' u Earl Jr . .-•,c,..mior.i aid Warangtott . - - to; 0 o Officers or Niarines Chlittiarn'Barr.icks, One Day's— Pay - - • - '. . 7 ' 7.14 0 Sir Lir Utlltnolld Siitiitn, Bart. - - • 52 10 0 The Worsiiip:ui Company -of Nigrcers - 2 10. 'Ai• .0 I i' . 0/ G L,FOItU, SeLretary. %I S - rifiseripti,ns . r,cetvcct at the Bat' of Lloyd's; and by IE.7II,ALLING:OFFICi, Sept. 18, tBc9. THE COMAILSSIONERSjor VICTUALLING MAyESTY's NAVY do hereby give . Notie4 That'-' ; b,, Tuesday, tly 3d of . oelobee next, they will be reacfy. .to receive Tenders,in writing (sealed up), and treat for One liundred Thousand Gallons W EST .1 N DIA RUM, to be delivered in Two Months, by Monthly Pr - op ? rtions; diet; free, from Ware houses in, which , the same_ shall:be bonded, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Port,mouth, and to, be laid for by payahle, with Interest, ninetx.days.after dale. The Conditions of she Contr.iti may be seen at the Secretary's ENG LA A D , BU " NA Tenderjor a less quantity than Ten Thousand. Gallons will be admitted, - No reg. a;dWill be had to any Tender in which the Trice shall not be insert-a' in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board be/ore One o'clock on the said Tuesday the 3d cf Ger next, ii - ar.loiless the f'ers.m who Nakes, the Tender, cr some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer uhen.cailed for. FICTUALLING.XITICP., Septembrr 22, 18c9. • THE COIIIIII.ISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING qii• Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Ft iday 16e 6th ol Wider next, they will be read) , to receive Ten— ders, in vrttini (sealed up), and beat for 'Three Thwtr;ind 139LTS .e 7 ./ F LAG.S for the use of the .Co9pfrage;-lo be outsiver. table to Samples to be produced with .the Tenders ; to be.atlivesed in the ,ce of ,Twelye Months, by . Monthiy Propos...dons,. into) his Ai ijcs . ty's Sfores . at Deitford, and io be aid r 4 Rills, payable with Interiit; Ninetyl34; after Date. ALL I'.rsons tiaving---aily-Demands-upon .the late Luttiai4A 1,;q1 y NRY S . IIJA RT, are desire:l forth with to st.l",a the l'arts,..ttiars thereof to *Mc. Kerrishead, 75, soutti The Conditien4 of the Contrail may be 4 ien:at tbs Secretary's oj/ice. Plc. regard will be-. h.zd. to any Tender in which the pz ice shal l not be inserted in qvurds at length, or Ma( s e h ai not be delivered is) the hoard brrjre one' o'clock on the said Friday the 6th 'y 0 Eio. nor unless the 'Person who snakes t,re Teo:der, uz , 'sozne Per- son on his 4 e. 1 -'4, offends, to aniwer,' 'when coiled for. • • os (IVT. DAY ! The Only Lottery to 'Dia \in this Wit. 100 . 1CHARDSO$4, - GOGDLUCK, and Co. Corn hill and.Charing,cross ; rsitecttui iy acquaint the P no lie, that the wit Ale of the v TAT'E.• LUT ERY Nvill be-drawn in (Inc Day,: 20 - th of Ott4ber next. This Lottery has only 5,o:o Number; (from No. I to 5,000 inelUs'tvej, tour Ticket , s of S- Number, so that thOurctiaser ot a Singto Ticket- will gain a Prize of 20,0001. : By Two. Tickets ot'the same Number, A Prize - • - - - By three Tickets of the , sante Number, A - Prize of . - - - _ - .4'60,0rt0 • By four Tickets of the•satue Number, — A Prize of - - - - - 48q,0•:' , 0 And all other Prizes i the same ,Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. • 4 - - - of . , - - - kzo,oo a 4 - - ,Cs',ooa 3- of - £r,oco 4 - of - - zoc.c,kia • of - &c. &c. &c. W AND- NOT THREE BLANKS' TO A S tt. NIQUA CORUNNA C I h. I '7, reolar Military twit - i.f me t'4o(l, ii ir,acks, &C. :lISA it SO i‘wa Tent lcouni likcyvt,e d A C 1' tor on .49arc1 V Alice, allowed th&rhost i;ortn•qc vv,r yet in.inulae:tured i .invented by . Mutt( ;AN and S'.-if , ll)E. RS, N. 16 alt,i 17, Catherine -street, :•trand, y presume the highest honour:: ought to be paid all inoe who so gallantly, live zufrd die for their King Ind Couu 17. ~> ~ No 4, (. 04(14411L av:i 9, CHAJUNG-CROSS. T b„„s.i,..,ve to remind the Public, that the • ST AT E LOTTERY begit'.s . and bidshes z - th NEx 1' MONTIi •„Appd . • it.is tl)e only Lor C4,Ry that will be drawn THIS YEAR The Scheme is lietkredly novel, liighiylap, roved; and - the more it known, tlimore.it is admired ; --it contains 4 Pri . zes of .- ,C 2.0,000 4 Prizes of - ,C 2,000 4 - - .15,000 8., .• - - 1,000 12 of ioo, &C. 'Sec. • The whole of Which Will be decided in -ONE DAY,. there tore a speedy pt.:A:it:lse is necessary, whilst Tickets and Shares TIM be had in great variety , :at 'the ithOire old established O ffices, NEXT. MONTH. . . QWIFT and Co. Joint Contractors with ;Govern- LI meat for the present STATE LOTTERY., respectfully , ingortit - the Public that TICKETS anit SHAR ES are on Sale, in great vatiety, at, tneir Offices, - _ , , , No: it, I'OU LT R.V, No la, CHARINGA.',ROSS, ~ . , .. No. 31, ALIA:ATE HIGH STREET. The Scheme of this Lottery ` is entitely'new, , and has hi:' therto received the most unqualified approbation; there we . Only . 5,0c0 Numbers in tne'Lottery...od the whole `will be '. DRAWN IN ONE DAY, -.• The 2:Alt of Next Montir, when the following CAPITAL PRIZES must be distributed among the . fortunate Pur chasers, viz. • - 4 - - - of ,-- - - kto,Doo . 4 • _ .5,p00 I 8 - - ,of - Li ,000 . '4 Y ' -2,000 12 •- - - - -, 500 Ifeshles the inferior Prizes of tool. 501. ,&c.. as usual. This Lottery - 4156 presents 'the opp.ortuni7y never before Offered to the Public", of ganiinglhe immense Sums of So,oocl. 6o,000l: or 40,000 t. by, the purchase of One Number only. PERSONS in the COUNTRY May be supplied; the same as if present ?, by sending their Orders (post or carriage m pahl) accopanied With good Bilk. Cash, Bank-Notes, •or rust-Office eiders, t 0 either 'of BISM's Offices in London, ' • No. 4, CORNHILL, Or• 9, CHARING-CROSS. . • _ ADvowsniv. TO BE SOLD, the PERPETTJAL , ADVOW x. SON of a very desirable I ECT) i 0( in Cheshire... Thy ri,.l. I th. ome is toaol. per Annum. The age of the ple- ., .s:.mt incumbent 6 * . • . , Fol further p art i c , : l ars, app l y to I‘ , lcscrs Graham, Kin (Jerky, and Dornville: S.licitors, Lincoln's. inn. In the Press, and'speedily will he published, .I'n Bvo. illustrated with Plates, T ETTERS eQucerniilg the DISEASES o f t h e , URLTIIRA. • By - cummi.•.s t•.. • ; Printed for Ichn Murray, p, Fleet,street-, London, 13V VIE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORRIS's FEVER I)ROP3. /THE experience ofrtsore than half a century has so full.y established the reputation of Uri, 17Valuabie. Medicine, that, it is now unnecess iry to'..expati...re tax tts.efti .cgey in every species of Fever,' particularly tee Si:irrierand Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid4evers ; tir, have never been known to tail, when adininister'eck agreeablo4o iii_ redion ;in the Measles, Stititil Pox, Teetlito . ; ‘ ii must re Di sor ders incident to childn they ar e an i n f a lli Ilied ) 4 .44 , the decays and discomforts of advanced life are wo et - I heir i mm ediate tntruence,erltkly, it 1111 l ..iiiit.tly fitcy the pi,...,,0e5,..,f afresh Cold, and are particularly - adapted as a genial R . esidta . rive, The Family BottW, 225. sold at the Maw's House, No. 29, Lower Brook -Street, (..; rosvenor ! square,, where orsiers for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, iIS and 2s. 9d. whAes'ale and retail., at liactin's, iso, Oxtord-street, amid by most respectable Venders in Town and Country. Also Dr Ntiß RI S'scelebrated AN VI-BILIOUS PILLS, With ample. Diredtons, :ts. 9... i. the Bost. Observe that the words "Tiroinas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern ment Stamp ; no others are or can be genuine. MAKINE RESIDENCE AND. ESTATE, RAMP. SHIRE. - . Ti-) BE SOLDBY,AUCrION, In 06tober next, unless previously Disposed of by Private • CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES Wmost are the oit tretinent s o urc es of Chil dren's Diseases. Their sympionts e•zery Parent and Guardian of Children sliOuld be acquainted with. They cr,:- casion Loss of Appetite, a l'a"leners of trite Colour' of The . race, Emaciatidn, attd irregular state ot.the Ithweis, attend. ed a'tter with violentAtains ; they bring on Convulsions ; ittey affet - t the growth of the Body, and they ;Jove fatal, by end: ing in a - Consumption or Decay. 7 Lioth as a l'reverstitive and Cure of these. alarming C onip i a i nts, the above excellent A,le &chic Is.univ a er,sally allow e d, on t h e teStutiony of the higli e ' st Charaders in this Country, both in ran K and respectabilitn io hA re n o equal. Their public approbatiorj, given 10 . the Proprietor, irons a persobal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess ii; their own PamiTies, stainps its interit'beyonti competi-' ti o i ; :` a nd Oves'a - sanction to it, 01 which no other :11edkine of -the nut can boast. 1' amitts, and'. others who have the -CArg. of. CiiiiMeh, should base this i:einedy as it , 1-aintly .dicine to resort !,•., whenever the Stomach or Rowels of Cttii dten'are any wa . , Gisoidered, which it wi4l always be found' to relieve, wholesalc and retail, at Ching and plai c e s , No. 4 • (21 kei , paide , S -'- , London ; and telail mith; Scott, and ilax te r,. ; wan, Exeter ; lox land and Gran* ‘dlie; Ptylnontli ;• flazant andct..tut we; I, ;' and by most - '' u 'ltrY enti4rs . in Pokes at zs. 9d. ai.d each.. COptrAs:t, THE ESTATE ap:l HOUSE, called, ROOK- C I.IF F, in the Parish ot" Nlii;'oid, near . I.ymiligton. lionse,is situated. in a P z addock 0(20 _Acres, partly . sur. rounded by Plantations and coin.iiands rhost beautiful views • of the,lsle of Wight, Needles and Sum-Whiling Country. l t consists or a Draw ing- roo , room, and Library, with suitable Chambers, and Servants' 'Offices: . The Estate con taikis about 2-so Ac i t,es:tit Atahle and Pasture. Lalid,, in a rit,g fence, 'together with the Manors, or reputed Manors of Mil • turd Barnes, and i%iiie.rd , Alontagn, :and is entitled tcb exten ' sive. Forest, sod Conimon ('he Land-Tax is re . deimetl; and the Estate free of great Tithes, except about 23 Acres. About too Acres are lei ,on an old lease, which cx.. ,pies tots ; the remainder is, in hand. There are a good Kitchen-garden, Green-house; *lce-house, CoaCh-houses, Stables, Barns, Ox-sheds . ; Pi*stief,, and all necessary kartivng Buildings, most of which have been erected within these few years; - together with a House for the.Bailill; and a Labourer:: Cottage. 1 The Furniture, Fixtures; Wines, Prints, Fairnibg U ten- I ails, and live Stock, will be included in the Purchase, or •• Sold by Auction on the Premises. For particulars r and Tic Lets to view the House, apply to 'Messrs. Graham, t.intictley, Lincpin's Tonduri. • W e hate been fa, oared with the copy of.au.ora -. .c t. , I lion, deli%cred by. Witham liidor, -,jun.,..ktiq, -1i- the ,; lin obi affis of B Joon, in tile U nited States, the 4th ', 2 4 of lasi:July, tii.o.ti tie Anniversary . of- Americito lii-• he dependeoce. The view w bich he takesthis ' . ~ • • tE. country, and in pat ticular his de,liteation of the Tiri.'.- 1 ), . dious, gigantic, and-ourelentingopoikey of Buolia tr, parte, are entitled' td' peculiar icottee,:--t6. • _ " England holds the naval 00-wer and scours every - r• - y E,Uki pea, almost 7- 4iitiotkt..., Iti,l- a li , --. eneti i y 71 - . - an ti ce 5 marshals the ttontinent ill aboa, sod trout the ex!, lan mity of Iral-v to the Gulplt ot- Fitiland,--mov , s ~ e .eel `ant - tier. of Eurooe tit liter - discreti.in. 'F„x Junto; tile tor t Irafti - es en - gaged filo his tremendous •.v .1 CiTi: ; Ott one of. 'aide, a nation not i foonerous lint orate;. not Wit like. . o ‘, N, v , bus free; supporting inerechnle burtheits;.iet tiiaiii, taioilig her'treedorti ; conreodrz not agolii.st or hoary bill detest, but Riinilit;aileir; yet_ s iztested by the p• rpe- lie will - stiife cit patties, "anct.subjeet to .rivided cotinm7l3. ' Fu I I.On. t be...ot her, , it,„.grear. cation, c0mp0,,,,:d of soldiers, , „. ~ is. passionately foitu of .monory glory, and abounding . 6 _ in skilful Generals ; her '1.7-,-Itole to directed by one 0 Mao who suffers rib Murmur of disobedience noptin.. 5 U • ished, or. any •hint ni - opposition, without disgrace. With not: only these armies, and these officers, but I I ( ,with twenty Princes treinbljpg..at his tower, and • holding the lives and resources of their subje&s ai his o command e stifle universal :empire is tr-t within his o reach, till ,his enemy. is..desfroyed. Defeat to one • - o party, is destruetion ; to the other, only a diminution o O of ill-gotten . power." • , o Who can•hesitate on which side to wish suc- ) cess ? Who,' that . has feeiingo honour, or indepeo , deuce, that will not mingle his prayers with those t . which from' every corner of.-Europe are hourly, , though itraudibly, ascending to the Throne,of Etta ; nal Justice, .to blast the Common oppressor of man ' kind ? If the. British power -Were . now destroyed, , how long- •cOul4l - Justice protettolier remotest altar . , s from profanation ?, How long wouldliperty be al }Owed a resting til'a hiding place ? Tins is the last _ barrier between whatever pe.--opie are tuistiodued and For DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIGHT, DEFECT of HEARI&G, 4,se. • tliiikrSill despotism 3 may, it last to withstand the as _ TUE Co•RDIAI... CEPHALIC SNUFF. . saults of the siorat, till the Genius w ho directs it, A S a.. Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Richard Thorn, of is himself overwhelmed by its Wry. ! 1. - .. t.• Itohen-Stolce Hants, Writes, in Feb. 1805, to . the' --' T. British - P r oprietors as follows : - • • seeds . . oe power, great ay it` fortunately is, • ~ I am now 74 years old, and can see to read with common glasses, and tnyirneinorY is as Rood as when I was only ;8:- . _does not 'corm a - permanent cause of alarm to othet •- lre,luly 1775 i,ao years ago) I was seized y4th a dreadful gill- . of it s because- it contains ~ ,vithitt it -elf the own decay. A xe-estahhshment of the balance diness in my head. My Dodor gave me various 'Medicines ; they did me no g00d.. ; He • admitted this, and candidly after a few •ears ad- _of power would restore:peace, and . 3 vi;cd the use of your Cephalic Snuff: I took it, and in a Tew o f p eac e, tiall,her snips Wo•sild,be rotten, half her, • wee',... was much better. After this : I took it More freely, a pa in s i x tt e rko was as well and hearty as ever, and s.o have experienced officers no more, - white-the - same periCd continued ib this day." .- - ••• ' - • would be creating and' bring in forward the re g -. In consequence of the increased expeOce of. the ingredients soOrca of herneignbours. oh whiLlt this elegant and ellicacittus Snuffis - composed, -and • the high _duty ..ti o on thenottles, the Proprietors are under the ~ , '- ' o'i - - 1 1 • .• . • " It cannot be rile desire of any man to beat- war. ncLessqy or raislng titer , included. • . puec to is . ii , l . ,:, b ott l e , Stamp %vita rrant.e. ? .3;......as the z t irongest.,..guarailiees,.-ott., • . , ; we wish to be at peace with her. ' Th,... advatit'agtS „ It is sold only by F. Newberg ar.d'Sdns, at the Warehouse we for ki Dr: ne.s's-Powder, 45, 'St. Paul's Church-yald, , COn- •, : a cominercial intercourse, arid:•the' . derive trot - .• • . doll; and 13rodie and Co. -Salisbury ; and none, is genuine evils of t w,ir, are sufficient secutity, that 'we Wd1114; unitss - th w e ords "'F. Newbery,•4s, St. Patti's," be engrav -preserve a state of amity, if no sacrifices .of a'.:o-•-to ed-otothe Stamp. . . . , , klso, by their appointment,. by Ward, Holborn; Sauget deliendence are required. 'Yet site s hould not b..; and Allen, Oxforthatreet •; Wade, flond:.strcer; Harvard, allowed to prOclaim us her allies; and to allege that • Piccadilly ; Bayley and Co, C oo k s p u r-street t Harris, Cur- site plunders our merchants to second. the view - s.-OC, net- of Euitgate-street ; Randall,. Royal Exchange:; 'Clarke, : aud.llowlirtg and Co. Borough. , our Government. bu.not let- us, hoWevex, oni,s . ' ' • : take a. miserable_ spirit. of enmity to itOividuals,- nor s — , - • • the fosteriog unw,orthy national preju,liceS, 'for the To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street London. . ' political vigilance that is necessary. ' Let ils- appie4- .• ..- - • . silt- l E, w dio a b s ur a g t f li i, ja m eday. aw, , iitBl6lo ,. a. ciatc...ju.s.rly the splendid - traits .ot the French, clia‘r.:, t:n o n:) l' t if o i r y sorrre .. of ;794 - . . racier, while we watch every motion of that ambi. s: Government. I N. vet'hheerealSpCrifiplaint, which I treated' 'wi t h • in'oope',.. ,tioUs in spite of all medicine and the advice ..toa ' . ( but by,rn w: f s , :h ri e 4 n i o a b p k i i )gr e tc d a regular Physician, who put-i temporary stop to the yiro- " The present Sovereign of France, though he f e l e n , : c e e . for .ot . livet,,, months; ea s has lived only half the common age of man is- the time; but growing,most wonderful character that the world has _pros . of, the first Gentlemen of th e Faculty . here, worse and l• duced, Itnintasurablv ambitious, indefatigably •aC.. .worse lor-o.vo_ycars„ /, was reduced to a state, attnos,t un- ; tii;e - , at onsdiiitlinie politician; a - daring soldier; a - parallekd and -beyond,clese - rii3tion, being an entire leper, . . , YORK AND LE E DS. and ulcerated from ftea ! l to fort t. - T -M V.,!1114d, throat,' mouth, EW:Cornmochous, S s afe, Chea), and Expedi- , splendid protector .of the fine •arts, he is greedy of • nose, legs, arms, &c: have been alternately in ,longer of , tVer.Y spec_ des ot renown, :and.atixious to eclipse the t:ous POST t.' 0 A LIIL Swill Net ou from the, t, 0 1.- '' becoming useless; Ail short,Triave had fr om tweni .. y to : spielidour of ancient and modecti titnes. His fla w:, N:CROSS,, CIIARING-CROSS, . every Nierning at eating ulcers s in my body, , and nearly totailv , 'de- '' - • ' • " • • Ralf past Five; .breaktast at, the Red, Lion, Barnet ; dine at tairt:v• -o•-• - • •-•1 ,1 0- calk now of 1. - 14 Military exploits, but rived of sight.-It would -be volorninous to particula- ".''' Ll ' SL." —I- ''' • . - . , tire Leek; Eaton; Sup At oretham Inn; breakfaSt at 0 - ie ' s i r 'i ze all my case‘-suffice it to • say,there .1 - Itvei. was,, of ever ' dwell opon'bN Pi - hey, ios Po-Atoll-ions, and NS putit;.' Red Lion I nn, o p,oricaster ;• and arrive U) Lredy by twelve, will be, one. of a more dangerous, or of a more. compli and York by one, at noon. There are onlytour Coachmenlit;. works Su.compave nitn.A•4ii Alexander, (...esar;• 'citeLl nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and .. - : xi/. is viewiii.pui „ .,i • kaTt y( ills oarac m,veryi.,,_3•ll(i,..in. •or Charles •employettottid• theo'saline .Guard and Coach go tlirouy,houto Ever ) / exertion has been and will continue to he made, to reri- 710 - gined myself, beitontf all hooes .of 'deed, in My then condition, death was. preferable to .iny . . .. .. .., . . der this the'beSt - C•onvevance on the North Road, ' .' ter. He. direets the movements of his veteran armies, *more than miserable state, In this tintatiful situation did : and'sugg'eiis' the inea.ttret ;)t . hi', intriguing Cabinet. Ily •Gb()Ri,... , b !lOU LION and Co.' I drag •a. most miserable existence, till Divine Providence ~ rr- 1 . ~ FrOrn'the Gothen-CrOss, We following Carriages - sot out, be. ' - • , , ~/ - ..,,. , ' ... .. ;• , 1 . .- , . .i.• ie acts o f every department: of Government enia- • threw In in way a , ev, S t apt.r con,anuin., tle Lase ot -a ; ,„ „ s ia e ,,,n, a y to o ,r; too numerousittt mention. .. -m i .. B, of VlYMouthrt-::.th,YA4lP,4$ read it,, I could7n o r,o-1 . sent an d procured some of your LEAK::'s PATENT Li - verpool expeditious Post Coaches,ooly One Night out, , irate from him, and ever) propositioo,is submitted to mornieg at six. .P , PLLS, whidif-by,m s f i m 4 -f r arn riote to ,, time, -tun- itk')W o and : , Ns revision, His Getterals or hip, Ministers pei - ish Holyhead, i.nd North Wales Mail every,eyenitig, ~.,.., . have long been, (after rnore, than four years indescribable . Holy fte4d, SintwsbUr'y; • 'and binntngteirn -NeW-I'Ost ._-, •• • ... . at his nod; - and his . Senate - ands Nblesse hoid their x ustress), in as,goot a sun.. o 1,...awi ,is c.‘r.., eajoye.:, •• as a : r-- -- • - Coaches, every morning at nine. l' • ' - 1 . 1' . : ''''' -•-' - I - • i' '' eYist.;:nCe at his will. He' has planted himself :in-_ • : ' , tro• n of of tilts; I had a-tirrer-thriving, health v child, fioi'n to - the middle of Europe, while hisuurneroos branches, LuolOwooWer_ester, arid Oxford 'Alai!' every evening, and ir' • i• n a t ew r.lonths ago.. In vatirude t, Go,.i, and m hopes a new l'ut, Coaylt,j'uesoay, 'fliursday, aud,Satuiday, 'at • - -ffi' , .- I ' I it' '. '{' ' - ' I ' two. b 'Jen , ering any' e. ow-crea tire service, request you to - soretidiog over It hing - docos, like tho , e_ of the Milford limn, Carrokethen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham . lii WY , . Coach eve ry I' blisii thth;--and you in.ay 'at any time ,refer request o Tho sacred tree' of India, take root, and are all connected Mail every evening. - wish to be satisfied. of the truth of this (Si ' furdier part. With the parent stock - . He knows .That after the criertennam and Oxford New and Onlyll nay otos lit/lions of gylla, the monster died in moriliog at six. ..colors', to me or my friends, by letter or pers,ll. 'AS tew cases for badness will ever equal mine, and none • • ` • ' , lc I i•-; ,12 origaton, .*,,,5....,0urri, Wortfting; Ilistines , .1) - / , • ortsmoutlr .-- -, , Southampton, Isle ot I,Y '.;',lt ; .Itognor, Cpi lc nester, .A ropiel manicind, t hat. i n y ou r LEAL F s 111, I,S .they will tind a 1.1.-...; \he therefore never. dees"a deed ot mercy, but Nlargatc, Ramsgate, hover, Deno H' ' sure, speed, safe, and - radical cure, f o r the mos 7 dread- •• - I, •. Little 11,,ii;uon ; nor is • ' turned by compunction, Folkstone, ittc. &cc.. DiLly t.:oaases . - .... ,age ot rile Venereal t5,..5,. .voitoi is called co N.. • 1).... •,-, -. , tioougo po cy, nor is ever . . im-IN Ttimit's()N. 'torn an wet of, useful cruelly !. He found the 4.:tioriut lr.surrnountable family .reasons prevent mak n.g ;mY . ' of Government, drawn at random, with , frantic re name and addo.o.s public ; bot cro litable pers.,iis really vo kiii on ,, ro ,i g0 .,,, r , er' ' Ylll4' 'flrLirlaS; Er, La es. , , wanting information may also 44e referrot to toe and rii) f,.. i while th,,se who feebly held eke - heir )ilcoi and trampled friends by.N.lrs.' S. Clark, 'Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. .'' reins were hurled from t 1 , . , P replied anti Sold by to Sole Propitetor, under.foot ; lie vaulted into the seat,, convetted it T. 'rA YLo R, member oh the Royal Coll.ege ~,f Surgeon,victory, w i i, Is, '. in London, at hir, house, No. •;, New Pride;e-street, into a car of t iel NA:itli sounding It . where he will give ',Advice without a :fee, to pers,•ois tato. • ' a n d S'eadY ill - yet/10aq, he drives' oVer prostrate ing these Pills, anti ,will-answer - patients' 'letters, if po st .. Europe. pit', on toe stoic terms, observing in - 4 1 cases the Mutt • '' Some hive suppose(! f ' him by other inviolable secrecy, no- per;on's !lathe Or coitie having bet n mentioned, but at their own particular requOist, .ty'y-the i ro- meth; that 'conseience,miiiid Annuli and.distract hint; prietor, during the courss, or. more thalt,tlorty-six years, Be, not deceived. Atribition is not i m p eded a too that he has had the conduquili•oP-an'extensiv.; sale of the went ;. the-lido r' of 'conseierce is not yet art iVed.— abolie Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom'. -- ' • • ' 11e h They , . are Also sota py,_iiks Alworiltra.,,nt, ,ior tlic.conve:. .„ ' ito leisure. for cons , 2tence. 'file new map of ' is nience ot those Living at a distance, by- Alt. tenter, .Europe is nut yet completed ; Some plans of con _South -bridge, Ediliburgh,; Mr.- Nliicdonatt; Pri nte r, G 1,,,„ a lit: are yet utiexecuted , sonie natiolis that have' ow, to whOrn also .Nlr.. T. refers for ins - a(l,lre.,' :TT tic • , Periurnet:s, No. 3s, St: &ban's-street, P.:1.-own" NI!. b....ei, ,over.-run• are : yet unsettled. If he be destined Roberison's Toy-shop, No. 49;, Oxford -street ; Mr. o liis- ! to sit-in triot»ph on the conqueted word; if the na borough's, No. 7 , Fi,ll..treevo-iiii, pe ar ly o p r o;it e `rhe Mo- tioos of liti«.ye, accustomed to their chains, wear nutnent ; Mr. SteeP,s; : hook.sell..,r, No. 1, Union -row', Little • -t 1.1 T o wer-hill ; IN:. Bill!, Dame-street, Dublin ; and b o y cite thein v. 'WonW gor relunance ; i Oen, ala: rcnurin person in every considerable' town in (3 re.-a - Britalo - Ad ' too late, for freedotn, the mighty desp ,, t, wito 00 Ireland, in boxes or only as. 9,1, each, seated no with : fal.and . plain., directions, ,wliereby persons. of citric: Sex , . whet World to conquer, rLay,inid, instead of the n rg cure thornselVes With ease - arid secrecy. , -charms of tepose, - t• ~ • - -- N. B. ' Every BOX Sold in i.;reat Ilkit.aM is s.-alee, up i " l'ile ihe horrors of conscience. nation ti.at is Mined bylllS flat.ery, seduced with a stamp, on Which, by favour of the Coniniis :stoners, is printed, at the Stainp 7 Otiled--" T,. Tayler i by his sOlendour, or awed by Ms ,power, is already t • tontiuered. Every statesman, who does not sonvd! :No; 6, New Ilricig.:-s.treet," to - itnirate which is felony, -,:no i . - all others are fJobAlterie4. . . 1 }ifs C6 l .llllry, and calculate how she can be useful to